 The Eurogliders was formed in 1980 by Bernie Lynch (guitar and vocals) and Amanda Vincent (keyboards), originally under the name of "Living Single". Lynch and Vincent advertised in a Perth newspaper and recruited the original line-up, Crispin Akkerman (guitar), Guy Slingerland (drums) and Don Meharry (bass). The band performed for two years in Perth, generating their material, sound and building up a following. By the end of 81, drummer John Bennets replaced Slingerland following his resignation. In 1981 well after the band had established itself, an ex-girlfriend of Lynch's, former cabaret singer Grace Knight, auditioned for the band and was recruited as the lead vocalist. Some months later, the band changed their name to Eurogliders and was soon approached by manager Brian Peacock, who closed their first recording and publishing contracts with Polydor. Eurogliders then recruited Melbourne bass player Geoff Rosenberg. In 1982, with the line-up settled, Eurogliders travelled to Manila, capital city of the Philippines, to record their first album which was produced by Englishman Len Lubin. From Manila, the band relocated to Sydney. The album was called Pink Suit Blue Day, and their first hit single later that year was "Without You". |
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Play Heaven (Must Be There) Play Listen Play Samples of the entire album Songs on this album are: 1.Heaven (Must Be There) 2.Someone 3.No Action 4.Never Say 5.Maybe Only I Dream 6.Cold Comfort 7.Another Day In The Big World 8.Keep It Quiet 9.Nothing To Say 10.Judy's World 11.Waiting For You 12.It's The Way 13.Without You 14.Listen | | Play Can't Wait to See You Play Jesse Play Samples of the entire album Songs on this album are: 1.1.Can’t Wait To See You 2.The City Of Soul 3.What Kind Of Fool 4.So Tough 5.We Will Together 6.Absolutely 7.Jesse 8.Moving Away 9.Enough Love 10.I Like To Hear It 11.The City Of Soul (Absolutely Mix) 12.Dreaming 13.Another Day In The Big World (extended version) |
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